The Law Office of Jason Perash LLC

04/14/2023

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07/13/2022

06/30/2022

02/01/2022

09/10/2021

What Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

The Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Means You Will Make Payments On A Monthly Basis For Up To Sixty Months To A Case Administrator Known As A Trustee. This Is The Bankruptcy You File When You Either Do Not Qualify For Chapter 7, Or You Have Priority Debts Like The IRS, Child Support, Etc. That Cannot Be Eliminated Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Your Attorney May Advise You To File A Chapter 13 If You Have IRS Taxes, Child Support Or Alimony Arrearages, Or Other Non-Dischargeable Debt. Learn here:

http://www.perashlaw.com/what-is-chapter-13.html

06/29/2021

What Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

The Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Means You Will Make Payments On A Monthly Basis For Up To Sixty Months To A Case Administrator Known As A Trustee. This Is The Bankruptcy You File When You Either Do Not Qualify For Chapter 7, Or You Have Priority Debts Like The IRS, Child Support, Etc. That Cannot Be Eliminated Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Your Attorney May Advise You To Do A Chapter 13 If You Have IRS Taxes, Child Support Or Alimony Arrearages, Or Other Non-Dischargeable Debt.

Learn here:

http://www.perashlaw.com/what-is-chapter-13.html

05/31/2020

More lawsuits against the police! As an auto accident attorney, I believe people who were hit by this vehicle can recover.

But, not under a Negligence theory, like most auto accidents, but under an Intentional Tort theory (Assualt or Battery depending on state statues).

If you were injured by the negligence (or intentional tort) of another, call the police (perhaps a bad idea in this case) to document and get the other driver's information, and seek medical attention at once.

Don't speak to any insurance company, including your own. Rather, call me so we can handle this properly. 443.990 1529.